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OUR MISSION

It is our mission to breed huacaya alpacas with superior fleece quality in
a safe and healthy environment allowing them to develop gentle dispositions. We hope to use
our farm as a safe haven and place where children with special needs can interact with the
Alpacas and other farm animals.

Standard Bedding
Standard Bedding
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Standard Bedding

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  • No dust bedding made from pre-consumer cardboard to protect the health and well-being of the animals using it. 
  • Improves  the air quality of your barn
  • First line of defense for any respiratory or allergen issue
  • The standard cut comes in a 35 lb compressed bag. Each bag spreads 11-12 cu/ft and is more absorbent than shavings and has a longer useful life. It does not break down to dust when trampled on. 
  • The bedding composts in 8-12 weeks vs. 1 year for shavings and  straw. 
  • Neutral in PH so they will not burn your pasture grass. 

INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT ALPACAS

Alpacas average life span is 20 years

Just like their llama cousins, the average lifespan of an alpaca is 20 years; the longest documented
lifespan for an alpaca is 27 years old.

Alpacas are very clean animals

Unlike most livestock, alpacas are quite clean and easy to care for. Most alpacas do not have a bad
smell, that’s why more people have them as pets than other types of livestock.

Alpacas don’t usually spit

Like llamas, alpacas do not usually purposefully spit at humans. From time to time they do, but many
times humans usually just get caught in the crossfire between two alpacas.

Alpacas are usually safe to be around

Unlike some livestock, alpacas are very quiet and gentle animals. Occasionally, an alpaca may try to kick
with its’ hind legs, but it’s usually just a reflex from being touched on its’ rear.

There are only two breeds of alpacas

The two breeds are huacaya (wah-KI-ah) and suri (SOO-ree). About 90% of alpacas are the huacaya
breed, whereas the suri breed only makes up about 10% of all alpacas.

Alpacas cannot live alone

Alpacas have really strong herding instincts. The best way to keep an alpaca with a companion is to have
them all be the same gender. This is because even neutered alpacas or llamas can sometimes
successfully bond with each other.

Alpacas are vegetarian

Did you know that a 125-lb. alpaca only eats 2-lbs. per day? I think our guinea pigs eat more than that!
The alpacas’ diet mostly consists of grass, but can also include leaves, wood, bark or stems.

Alpacas do not have teeth in the top-front of their mouths

Alpacas do not have teeth in the top-front of their mouths? That’s why they always look like they have an
adorable underbite!